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RG30 - Volumes 3113-3133 30-37 Volumes 3113 to 3133 Open.Xlsx FA 30-37 RG30 - Volumes 3113-3133 30-37_volumes_3113 to 3133_open.xlsx FA 30-37 Volume File Description Mortgagor Mortgages Dates Date1 Date2 Number Number 3113 A Trust Mortgage securing 3 1/2% 50 year debenture Canadian Northern Alberta Railway Company British Empire Trust Co. Ltd., National Trust Co. March 22, 1911 1911-03-22 1911-03-22 stock Ltd., H.H. The King, Canadian Northern Railway Co. 3113 B Supplementary Instrument (to Trust Mortgage dated Canadian Northern Alberta Railway Company British Empire Trust Co. Ltd., National Trust Co. April 20, 1912 1912-04-20 1912-04-20 March 22, 1911) executed pursuant to provisions Ltd., H.H. The King, Canadian Northern Railway Co. Canadian Northern Alberta Railway Act, 1912 3113 C Trust Mortgage securing 3 1/2% 50 year debenture Canadian Northern Alberta Railway Company British Empire Trust Co. Ltd., National Trust Co. November 20, 1912 1912-11-20 1912-11-20 stock Ltd., H.H. The King, Canadian Northern Railway Co. 3113 D Trust Deed securing certain advances from the Canadian Northern Alberta Railway Company National Trust Co. Ltd., British Empire Trust Co. July 15, 1914 1914-07-15 1914-07-15 proceeds of securities granted by the Dominion of Ltd., H.M. The King Canada 3113 E Mortgage securing an issue of 1st Mortgage stock and Canadian Northern Manitoba Railway Company Railway Commissioner Minister of Public Works, January 2, 1916 1916-01-02 1916-01-02 bond guaranteed by Province of Manitoba H.M. The King 3113 F Trust Deed securing 30 year 4 1/2% guaranteed Canadian Northern Saskatchewan Railway British Empire Trust Co. Ltd., National Trust Co. December 16, 1916 1916-12-16 1916-12-16 debenture stock of bonds on certain terminals and Company Ltd., H.H. The King representing the Province of bridges in the Province of Saskatchewan Saskatchewan 3113 G Contract for the construction of certain lines in British Canadian Northern Pacific Railway Company H.M. The King acting on behalf of the Province of April 2, 1910 1910-04-02 1910-04-02 Columbia and guarantee of securities in respect thereof British Columbia 3113 H Mortgage securing 40 year 4% guaranteed debenture Canadian Northern Pacific Railway Company The National Trust Co. Ltd., British Empire Trust April 2, 1910 1910-04-02 1910-04-02 stock or bonds on certain lines in the Province of British Co. Ltd., H.M. The King acting on behalf of the Columbia Province of British Columbia 3113 I Mortgage securing 4 1/2% guaranteed debenture stock Canadian Northern Pacific Railway Company The National Trust Co. Ltd., British Empire Trust March 6, 1914 1914-03-06 1914-03-06 or bonds on certain terminals in the Province of British Co. Ltd., H.M. The King acting on behalf of the Columbia Province of British Columbia 3113 J Mortgage securing 4 1/2% guaranteed debenture stock Canadian Northern Pacific Railway Company The National Trust Co. Ltd., British Empire Trust July 7, 1914 1914-07-07 1914-07-07 or bonds on certain terminals in the Province of British Co. Ltd., H.M. The King acting on behalf of the Columbia Province of British Columbia 3113 K Mortgage securing 4 1/2% guaranteed debenture stock Canadian Northern Pacific Railway Company Dominion Trust Co., British Empire Trust Co. Ltd., June 23, 1914 1914-06-23 1914-06-23 or bonds to the extent of $10,000 per mile on certain H.M. The King representing the Province of British lines in Province of Columbia Columbia, Canadian Northern Railway Co. 3114 A First supplementary instrument, changing interest rate Canadian Northern Western Railway British Empire Trust Co. Ltd., National Trust Co. April 8, 1913 1913-04-08 1913-04-08 on guaranteed securities from 4% to 4 1/2% Ltd., H.M. The King representing the Province of Alberta 2020-11-03 1/15 RG30 - Volumes 3113-3133 30-37_volumes_3113 to 3133_open.xlsx FA 30-37 Volume File Description Mortgagor Mortgages Dates Date1 Date2 Number Number 3114 B Trust deed securing 30 year 4 1/2% guaranteed Canadian Northern Western Railway British Empire Trust Co. Ltd., National Trust Co. January 8, 1914 1914-01-08 1914-01-08 debenture stock of bonds on the Brazeau Line in Ltd., H.M. The King representing the Province of Province of Alberta Alberta 3114 C Trust Deed securing certain advances from the Canadian Northern Western Railway The National Trust Co. Ltd., British Empire Trust July 15, 1914 1914-07-15 1914-07-15 proceeds of securities granted by the Dominion of Co. Ltd., H.M. The King Canada 3114 D Trust mortgage for securing 1st mortgage bonds upon Canadian Northern Coal and Ore Dock Company, Columbia Trust Co., National Trust Co. Ltd. January 1, 1916 1916-01-01 1916-01-01 certain properties at Port Arthur, Ontario, leased to Ltd. Canadian Northern Railway Co (2 copies) 3114 E Trust deed to secure an issue of 1st mortgage 99-year Canadian Northern Terminals Ltd. British Empire Trust Co. Ltd., National Trust Co. June 5, 1912 1912-06-05 1912-06-05 debenture stock and or bonds (3 copies) Ltd., as Trustees 3114 F Trust Deed securing certain advances from the Canadian Northern Railway Company, Canadian The National Trust Co. Ltd., British Empire Trust July 15, 1914 1914-07-15 1914-07-15 proceeds of securities granted by the Dominion of Northern Alberta Railway Company, Canadian Co. Ltd., H.M. The King Canada Northern Ontario Railway Company, Canadian Northern Pacific Railway Company, Canadian Northern Western Railway Company 3114 G Agreement- Damaged - Cover, map and small portion of Canadian Northern Railway Company Midland Railway Co. of Manitoba, Grand Trunk March 30, 1912 1912-03-30 1912-03-30 text missing Pacific Railway Company., H.M. The King for the Dominion of Canada 3114 H Trust deed to secure 1st mortgage 4% consolidated Canadian Northern Railway Company British Empire Trust Co. Ltd., National Trust Co. Ltd. June 30, 1903 1903-06-30 1903-06-30 debenture stock and bonds 3114 I Agreement re: shares purchase, construction of new Duluth Rainy, Lake & Winnipeg Railway Company Virginia & Rainy Lake Co., W.H. Cook & William July 18, 1908 1908-07-18 1908-07-18 railway line, D.W. & P Railway, etc. 2 page typed O'Brien, Mackenzie Mann & Co. Ltd., Virginia summary attached to back cover Lumber Co. 3114 J Trust deed for securing $3,300,000 6% 3-year notes Terminal Cities of Canada Ltd. National Trust Co. Ltd. 1912 1912-01-01 1912-12-31 3115 A Deed of Mortgage in trust. Securing guaranteed 4% 30- Qu'Appelle, Long Lake & Saskatchewan Railroad & British Empire Trust Co. Ltd., National Trust Co. Ltd. October 17, 1906 1906-10-17 1906-10-17 years mortgage debenture stock (2 copies) Steamboat Company 3115 B Indenture Canadian Northern Railway Company The National Trust Co. Ltd., H.M. The King for September 30, 1901 1901-09-30 1901-09-30 Province of Manitoba 3115 C Trust deed to securing 1st mortgage 4% consolidated Canadian Northern Railway Company British Empire Trust Co. Ltd., National Trust Co. Ltd. June 30, 1903 1903-06-30 1903-06-30 debenture stock & bonds 2020-11-03 2/15 RG30 - Volumes 3113-3133 30-37_volumes_3113 to 3133_open.xlsx FA 30-37 Volume File Description Mortgagor Mortgages Dates Date1 Date2 Number Number 3115 D Trust mortgage securing 3% guaranteed debenture Canadian Northern Railway Company British Empire Trust Co. Ltd., National Trust Co. July 29, 1903 1903-07-29 1903-07-29 stock Ltd., H.M. The King 3115 E Mortgage securing 1st mortgage consolidated debenture Canadian Northern Railway Company Railway Commissioner & Minister of Public Works, July 30 1904 1904-07-30 1904-07-30 bonds (2 copies) Province of Manitoba, H.M. The King, National Trust Co. Ltd 3115 F Trust mortgage securing 3 1/2% 50 year debenture Canadian Northern Railway Company British Empire Trust Co. Ltd., National Trust Co. October 21, 1908 1908-10-21 1908-10-21 stock guaranteed by the Dominion of Canada Ltd., H.M. The King 3115 G Mortgage securing 30-year 4% guaranteed debenture Canadian Northern Railway Company National Trust Co. Ltd., British Empire Trust Co. July 18, 1909 1909-07-18 1909-07-18 stock or bonds on certain lines in Province of Ltd., H.M. The King representing the Province of Saskatchewan Saskatchewan 3115 H Mortgage securing 30-year 4% guaranteed debenture Canadian Northern Railway Company The National Trust Co. Ltd., British Empire Trust June 10, 1909 1909-06-10 1909-06-10 stock or bonds on certain lines in Province of Alberta Co. Ltd., H.M. The King for Province of Alberta 3115 I Trust mortgage and charge 4% Winnipeg Terminals Canadian Northern Railway Company Railway Commissioner & Minister of Public Works, July 26, 1909 1909-07-26 1909-07-26 gold bonds (2 copies) Province of Manitoba, H.M. The King, National Trust Co. Ltd 3115 J Mortgage securing 1st mortgage stock and bonds in Canadian Northern Railway Company Railway Commissioner & Minister of Public Works, March 1, 1910 1910-01-01 1910-01-01 excess of $10,000 per mile guaranteed by the Province Province of Manitoba, H.M. The King, National Trust of Manitoba Co. Ltd 3115 K 1st supplementary instrument of instrument of further Canadian Northern Railway Company Railway Commissioner & Minister of Public Works, August 15, 1913 1913-08-15 1913-08-15 assurance, supplementary to mortgage dated Mar 1, Province of Manitoba, H.M. The King, National Trust 1910 Co. Ltd 3115 L Indenture securing $45,000 4% 20-year securities Canadian Northern Railway Company Mackenzie Mann Co. Ltd., National Trust Co. Ltd., July 15, 1914 1914-07-15 1914-07-15 guaranteed by the Dominion of Canada British Empire Trust Co.
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